re: Why is Alabama 2020 an Asterisk for some?

By some, you mean 6/7ths?


14 teams
Aggy and bama looooove bama.
12 fanbases observed facts.

14/12ths=6/7ths

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Because if the truth be known Mac Jones Najee Harris and Devonta Smith didn’t have their noses swabbed one time. Was Bama the only team to never have a shortened roster all year long because of covid issues?? Sounds fishy to me

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You should really do a little research before going in public to run that dicksucker.
1) "Alabama releases statement following reports that multiple Crimson Tide players have tested positive for corona virus"--SATURDAY down SOUTH
2) ALL SEC team had to adhere to a minimum of mandated testing policies, and it was widely reported that Alabama did MORE testing than required.
3) Alabama, by policy, doesn't release names or types of illnesses contracted by their athletes. There are liabilities if schools do.

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Because if the truth be known Mac Jones Najee Harris and Devonta Smith didn’t have their noses swabbed one time. Was Bama the only team to never have a shortened roster all year long because of covid issues?? Sounds fishy to me

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OR the coach who is known to be a meticulous over-preparer was very well suited to handle significant managerial changes required to minimize community spread within the football team.

During the celebration, it became apparent by some statements that the team had essentially been in a bubble since Fall camp. They probably took 100% online classes. The coaches had the worst problems with it because they went back into the larger community at the end of each day.

The player gave up a lot to win a title...even more than a normal year. Just seems like the Bama roster wanted it more in 2020 and were willing to be closed off from others to get it done.

Bull shite. This entire year is a mirror of the problems with the NCAA. Covid testing and reporting was left to the schools, just like recruiting practices. How can you ecxpect schools to be honest about positive test when they cheat at everything else. Like I said, nobody released any data on players lost due to Covid protocol, because they know the public would start asking questions. This year the SEC turned a blind eye in order to cash the checks. Injuries be damned for programs who were short handed due to honest reporting. “It just means more” mantra has a totally new meaning now.

Your typical no answers to posted points. You always fall back on jealousy, hatred etc. I said this about Covid and the SEC before the season started.

If you really believe all that then you are a lot dumber and more gullible than you sound on here moron

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Bull shite. This entire year is a mirror of the problems with the NCAA.Covid testing and reporting was left to the schools, just like recruiting practices. How can you ecxpect schools to be honest about positive test when they cheat at everything else. Like I said, nobody released any data on players lost due to Covid protocol, because they know the public would start asking questions. This year the SEC turned a blind eye in order to cash the checks. Injuries be damned for programs who were short handed due to honest reporting. “It just means more” mantra has a totally new meaning now.

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A) Covid testing and reporting was left to the schools, answer: who the hell else would you expect to test and report, fool? The league positively had guidelines:SEC
"Required weekly testing: Three times per week
How long must a player sit out after a positive test? Minimum of 10 days from the positive test and then a four day period of acclimatization."--Sports Illustrated

B) How can you ecxpect schools to be honest about positive test Answer: Do you honestly expect a school to lie about a student athletes health involving such a serious communicable illness, and let him play against others? Don't you not realize the school's liability if just ONE person came forward and disclosed it?

C) nobody released any data on players lost due to Covid protocol, because they know the public would start asking questions. answer: "Schools can disclose FERPA-protected information only after obtaining consent from either a parent or the eligible student unless an exception to FERPA's general consent rule applies. ... In most cases, student health records maintained by a public school are education records subject to FERPA's consent requirement.
D) Everything else you spewed is only terribly biased opinion, and is ridiculous if viewed without prejudice.

SkyKing, your views and opinions are total shite around here and you're considered a joke. Do yourself (and us) a favor, and find another board to infect with your venom.